Should I Ignore Nice Thoughts? | Eckhart Tolle

Like the snow on a sunny morning, all my questions melted away. Staring at me was the stark, naked truth. Alleviated, my mind now rested in peace. For in front of my eyes lay an innocent feather. White as the bright morning light, soft as the skin of a new-born, it beckoned to me.

Traveler: What is the purpose of life? From your perspective, why do we come here to live, work, experience, enjoy our self and then journey to another place? Master: The great cycle of life is an opportunity to experience who we are on many different levels and join in partnership with the Creator.

Forgiveness is a very important part of understanding our faith in God. It is important to forgive others but more importantly to first start by forgiving ourselves. Despite our best efforts we are incapable of punishing ourselves to fit whatever crime we may have committed. Although it is in our interest to be repentant this does not mean that placing a personal burden on ourselves would solve the problem. God would accept our repentance more when we decide to live a righteous life after we have repented for our sins.

Life can be looked at like a fine wine. It begins with a concept, but then it takes years to come to fruition. As you mature, the lessons of what you may or may not have done right will continue to surface. There will be some days when you wish to be sweeter and others when life may be better dry. Either way, you are responsible for the outcome.

You might ask where civilization can improve. The world is full of unhappy, misguided beings. Those who feel oppressed are the same ones who try to destroy the path towards happiness; the path that will give them what they don’t want. It requires nothing more then a sense of true awareness and belief in a loving God; not one who is portrayed as being unfair or vengeful. Life is all about acceptance and not separatism.

All over the Bible, it says to a certain extent that God gave us free will and that God is as objective as existence when it comes to our destinies. Sure, it is easy to say that, but in a pinch or a bad situation that we make for ourselves, is it easy to practice that? Well, this article will give at least a little understanding on that subject.

What is the Faith that Jesus spoke of that he said could move mountains, even in small quantities? What isn’t?

As the Christmas day celebration comes to a close and families settle in for the evening, travelers are wondering if the roads will be safe to travel because of the predictions and forecast of snow. The news weather service reported the strong possibility of a white Christmas and indeed it was a white Christmas.

Though few people appear to be noticing, modern cosmology has devised a set of theories whose chief purpose is to eliminate God or Mind as a cause to the cosmos. A good example is the inflationary Big Bang, where cosmologists, to avoid hints of fine-tuning in creation, have imagined that the very early universe inflated by 50 orders of magnitude in the blink of eye. The question is whether it is proper for science to devise theories just to eliminate God, or whether science should instead develop theories to account for the facts, even if those theories integrate mind, God, and spirit into a new form of science.

Let us talk about how was the life of the Japanese strongest swordsman in his later days. He became a philosopher. He left his book, entitled “Book of Five Rings”. In his book, he explains how he could reach his strength in fighting. The author, an expert of cross-cultural exchange, takes to your journey to history of Japan. Explorer the mind of the legendary swordsman in sword masters’ history.

In Part II of my interview with Gary, he talks about his ascended masters Arten and Pursah, what exactly the Holy Spirit is, Jesus as he truly was two thousand years ago, and his two upcoming books! Enjoy.

I picked up my first copy of the book A Course in Miracles circa 2005. I had heard it referenced by many of the spiritual teachers I was into at the time and figured I should probably check it out. One of my first memories of reading the Course was sitting on a hospital bed while waiting for x-rays on my ankle from a skateboarding accident.